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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

At what

Sir,

At what time does she reach school.

Can I write it as

What time does she reach "to" school.

Actually I have "two" doubts here.

1. When should I use "at what" or just "what".

2.Should I use "reach to school" or only "reach school".

Would you please expalin for me?

Thanks.
  

Top answer

Since "reach" school means to reach a goal, "to", meaning, motion towards, doesn't work: When I reach *to home, . . When I reach *to school, .

— Casi

  • Since "reach" school means to reach a goal, "to", meaning, motion towards, doesn't work: When I reach *to home, .
  • .
  • When I reach *to school, .
  • .
  • Use "at what time" or "what time".
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Since "reach" school means to reach a goal, "to", meaning, motion towards, doesn't work:

When I reach *to home, . . . .
When I reach *to school, . . . .

Use "at what time" or "what time". Either will do.
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